Kay Michael wrote:
> Yes, there are things you should avoid. Many of the details will be
> product-dependant but there are probably some things that will be slow on
> any processor. No, there is no decent performance guidance that I'm aware of
> (I certainly haven't published any for Saxon and would have trouble doing
> so). Best advice is to try several approaches and measure them.
>
thanks for the insight.
>
>> <xsl:when test="../time/@selected=value">
>
> Do you really want to mark the value as selected if there is ANY time
> element matching this selection? If not, passing the value of @selected as a
> parameter to this template might be worthwhile (one of the few uses I have
> seen for parameters on apply-templates).
Yes you're right. changing this now. :=)
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